Beware of the fraud ads on Facebook timeline

It's not about the coding but this can save your pocket. My wife tried to buy a Christmas gift for me from an online shop which pretends as an official Lego website and advertises on Facebook. The website looks like the official one on the mobile, however, it doesn't do it well for the desktop version.

The photo of products looks like the official one. If I don't open it on my laptop, I won't find the awful design of this website. So, please check the details, such as the rating, of the product before place an order. The rating on this page is photocopied so that we cannot see the actual review or rating. This shop tries to create more new Facebook accounts and advertise on it, even someone report the fraud ads to Facebook.

I'm so so sorry for that it makes my wife lose $100. As a result, Do not buy anything from the ads on Facebook to prevent fraud ads. Just Google the name of the shop which you already knew and someone has bought something from it. Or chose the shop which accepts PayPal, then you may have a chance to get your money back if it's a fraud shop, but you still have to take a risk. In my opinion, the best way is that only buy the stuff from wherever you trust.

By the way, don't click the ads underneath this post which provided by Google if you don't know that shop. I trust Google but people make mistake as same as me. Good luck, guys.